Chapter

1 3,1 |      declare, of a family of royal blood, which had cast its
2 4,2 |     which are independent of royal control. ~He demanded for
3 4,3 |   magnificent and voluptuous royal audience of ancient Assyria,
4 5,1 |    qua non', however, of his royal protection, that the magnificent
5 5,2 |   sort of understanding, the royal secretary, standing at the
6 5,2 |  Florence, snatched from the royal secretary's hand the shameful
7 7,4 | Caesar Borgia were placing a royal crown upon the head of Frederic
8 8,2 |  dispensation granted to the royal nun. ~Two days later, by
9 10,3|    out runners to invite the royal ambassadars, the cardinals,